Who's my that all the men Don't play stupid. I'm not dumb. This isn't my first day. >> to say there's like probably 10 lb in a black trash bag plus 5 or 10 more sitting on the ground. >> I'll go to search warrant here to search the address in relation to dangerous >> Most criminals believe their activities with illegal substances will never be discovered. But what happens when officers dig a little deeper and strike an operation worth millions? >> What is it? >> Bags and bags and pills. >> Oh, is there >> crack >> Tons of weed. >> pounds >> Oh, wow, nice. >> What kind of oven? What the >> Is there in here? Is it only weed in the store? >> Where's it at? >> He's sitting on the area. That's why I'm going to start digging. >> Okay. >> These were the moments when cops busted the most expensive operations caught on body cam. We begin with the case of a noise complaint that was anything but ordinary because what officers saw through the front window of the house turned it into a full-scale bust. >> Who's sitting on the table. >> I don't I don't I was playing the game. >> So, there was about 5 lb of weed on the table just now that you guys went and took in the back. >> This is expired anyway. Where's your new card? >> EDMOND POLICE DEPARTMENT, if you're IN THE HOUSE, SAY SOMETHING OR COME OUT NOW. >> ON DECEMBER 9TH, 2023, officers responded to a rental home in Edmond, Oklahoma expecting a simple welfare check. But what they spotted through the window made it clear this was far from routine. >> Same guy, just come to the house. There's like 10 guys in here and a bunch of sitting on the counter. >> 515 and I added notes. He was just sleeping very, very well. How we doing? >> What's up? >> Hey, how's it going? Who Who lives here? >> Who was the Airbnb here? >> Okay, who rented the house? >> Uh he's outside shopping. He's come back about few hours. >> Okay, what's your name? >> My name? >> Mhm. >> Yian. Why you ask? >> Do you have any identification? Who's my that all the men Don't play stupid. I'm not dumb. This isn't my first day. Who's sitting on the table? >> I don't I don't see I was playing the game. It's like >> You were sitting right next to it when I walked up and saw you through the window. >> I mean, I was playing the game. I was I was You both saw me like through that game. I don't know how I was >> Yeah, and there was about 10 lb of pot sitting on the table right there. >> Yes, sir. >> Tell everybody to come to the front room right now. >> Okay. Uh uh Give me Give me Give me Let me >> Just shout out. Everybody come to the front. >> Okay. >> Okay, where's everybody else? Have everybody come up here. >> Okay. >> What does your friend drive? >> My friend drive? >> Yeah, the one that rented the house. >> Um I don't know. He said he has a car outside. >> What kind of car? >> He didn't want the car. He said his friend friend car go outside. He said somebody somebody car. >> No. How I saw more people. So, say everybody just come right up here. >> Okay. >> The officers found several men inside the house, all claiming they were just there to watch basketball. But the items in plain view and the smell in the air told a very different story. The questions were just getting started. >> Are you guys transporting for a grow? >> Uh uh no no no. This is >> Is this your party with? >> Just a party. >> Okay, who's got a medical marijuana card? >> We have no marijuana cards. >> None whatsoever. Nobody in this house has one. >> Oh. >> So, there was about 5 lb of on the table just now that you guys went and took in the back. >> I'm I'm over here you know what I'm saying? I heard him. >> Sir, can you check the 7689 at TJ Maxx? >> I want you to come out here for me. Come outside. I'm not worried about Come outside. >> 630 net >> I'm going to search you now. >> No. You stay right here on the sidewalk. Go stand right here on the sidewalk. That's 76. >> Right here. Who else is in the house? >> There's like two more guys in there. >> Two more guys in the house? >> Yeah. >> 1 2 3 4 5 There's seven total? >> Uh yeah. >> What's your name? >> Uh They said call me. >> Call me? Tommy? >> No, Galming. >> Galming? >> Yes, sir. >> Who's Kyle? >> Oh, Kyle is my That's my friend. >> Yeah. >> Where's Kyle at? >> Oh, he he's not he's not here. He said he He he's not he's not here yet. >> Okay. He's the one that rented the house? >> Uh yeah. >> He is? >> Yeah. >> And what does he drive? >> He he had no cars. >> No cars? >> Yeah. We we we we we came here to uh to watch the game with the Golden State and uh last last night. >> Uh-huh. >> And then after that then we all here. We were we were here watching the game last night. He missed the flight. And I was I was I was me and him we were watching the game last night with with the courage. Golden State last night. >> Okay. Everybody do me a favor and sit down. >> Oh. >> Take a seat on the ground. >> 6597. >> Sit down. All the way down. On your butt. All the way down. Sit all the way down on the ground. All the way down. Sit down. >> The group denied knowing anything about the illegal substance, but the officer had already noticed it missing from the table. Now, as he pushed for answers about medical cards, one occupant's story was about to get harder to explain. >> So, nobody's got a medical card? Let me see. So, who's inside? This is expired anyways. Where's your new card? It renewed? >> Yeah. >> Well, he should have a new card then, right? >> it. Is he transporting the that you guys just had inside? >> I have no idea. >> Well, whose marijuana was that sitting on the table that you guys were all sitting by? >> That earlier came came through and dropped off of it. Yeah, he he they they they came There's a dude There's a dude came earlier and dropped off of it and he left. >> How much did he drop off? >> I think it's about 5 lbs. >> 5 lbs? >> Yeah. >> Just 5 lbs? That's it? >> Yeah. >> That's all that's in that house? >> Yeah. >> So, you guys aren't working at all? >> Uh-uh. >> Any marijuana that's inside that house has nothing to do with any kind of grow business? Nothing like that? >> Can I get my jacket? >> Not yet. >> I have not I mean I >> There's only one of me and five of you guys and there's two more guys in the house. Well, I don't know that. Come here and sit down. You need to sit down, too. >> Okay. Okay. >> No. Sit down. You should have You should have stayed inside if you want to stay warm. >> With everyone now sitting outside, officers began clearing the house room by room. They had already seen what was on the table, but what they found hidden in the closets was about to add up to a much bigger number. >> EMMETT POLICE DEPARTMENT. IF YOU'RE IN THE HOUSE, SAY SOMETHING AND COME OUT NOW. EMMETT POLICE. >> You hold the pile. Go around here. >> Emmett Police. IF YOU'RE IN THE HOUSE, COME OUT. >> I'M GOING TO GO KITCHEN. >> WELL, that's weird. The garage, but maybe Is this a Airbnb? It might be Yes, you locked from the garage side, but it might be cuz it's Airbnb. Come back. Okay. 10 of them, please. 10 in this closet. There's a 10 in that closet. Is that what you saw? Oh, yeah. They got a little more than a 5 lb here. So, whose trash bag full of ones is in the house? A big black trash bag that has a bunch of heat seal bags and 1 lb bags and one and whose is that? Who was the dude that dropped it off? Cuz you said he dropped off 5 lb. bags >> [snorts] >> So, whose white truck is this? That's your truck? This one right here? You rented it? How about the Jeep Wagoneer on the other side? Oh, whose white pickup? That's your truck? I'm going to tell you, I'll get you a jacket. No, sit down. Whose white Express van? That's >> yours? Okay. The search has already turned up more than expected. And now the officer turned his attention to the man in the master bedroom. He had a thick stack of cash and a story about winning big in Vegas. But the questions that followed weren't the kind you could gamble your way out of. >> Don't go reaching into anything or anything like that. So, this is your room? >> Yeah, that's my room. >> Do you have any other ID like American driver's license or anything like that? >> No, I got a I got a DUI that took my license. >> You don't have any kind of ID card of Atlanta or Georgia or anything? >> Uh-uh. >> Let me see your bag. Ben, I'm not here to play games. I'm not stupid. This isn't my first rodeo, right? >> But I I I do hear you. >> Stop. Stop talking. Let me finish talking. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> All right. >> Kyle Son is a person who supposedly rented this place, but yet he's not even here. Which tells me that Kyle Son isn't a real name. So, that tells me that somebody rented this under the name Kyle Son, but that's not really Kyle Son. Here's the other thing is typically the person that rents the place and is in charge of a big group of people like this is going to be the one in the master bedroom, which is where you're staying at and where all your stuff is. >> No, hear me out. >> Oh, okay. >> You got a wad of cash in your in your back Stop. >> Don't reach. That's all I have. There's There's nothing to come >> It's like Don't touch it. >> It's like $4,000. That's it. >> Okay. Why do you have $4,000 in cash? >> Oh, I I own like the I'm doing a restaurant. I own a a restaurant in in Atlanta. No, I thought it was a game. It's $4,000 cash. >> That's not normal. >> I I also >> No, it's normal in the my business, absolutely. >> No, no, no, no, I No, no, but I got the jewelry cost me like I won like a million dollars in in in in Vegas. I got the proof. I mean, I got I got money. I play I gamble a lot. >> Okay. >> I got I got I got proof of all my income. >> So, here's my issue is there's a bunch of in house and nobody knows nothing about it. >> Well, I I I see the guy came to my I was asleep. I I drove last night. And all I do is drink and watching games. I bet on sports in Vegas. I I cheer with OKC. They they be winning a lot this year. And they beat Lakers. They beat Golden State last night. I mean, that's what I do. I I I get my luck. >> Let's go find everybody else's driver's licenses or IDs or passports. Do you know where they would be? >> I have no idea. >> Where's he live? >> He lives in Atlanta. >> I I think I >> Why are you in Edmond, Oklahoma? >> To watch the Thunder game. >> Oh, I I watched the Thunder >> I see the front room. See, I got I got pictures. >> Come on. >> Get your Do you have some shoes you want to put on before you go outside? >> Um I don't have anything. >> I we have no weapons. Don't worry. >> The man in the master bedroom had just finished trying to explain his stack of cash and Vegas winnings. Now, the homeowner arrived with footage from her security cameras. And what she was about to point out would change the entire scope of the investigation. >> Are you the homeowner? Okay. Uh so, when I walked up I'm going to go knocking on the door and I looked at the glass of the door and there's like five pounds right there on the counter. >> That's just a That's just the tip of the iceberg in what I've seen come in and out in the last 24 hours. >> Okay. >> Well, not even 24. >> Um Do you have you Have you ever seen this Kyle guy? You know, did he send you a picture of his driver's license or anything for the rental or >> No. Uh it's through Airbnb. He's He's got >> multiple >> reviews in his profile. And it turns out there was no indication to suspect anything. >> Okay. Um does having men at your house violate the agreement that you guys have on Airbnb? >> Um I don't specify house because it's it's legal under the right circumstances. Smoking inside the house is not permitted. >> Okay. Yeah, there's a bunch of cigarettes and obviously one of them burnt. So. >> Um but I >> got um I had a I had a suspicion when he checked in yesterday. So, I left my my blink cameras running. Um so, I have all sorts of videos of boxes coming in and out. There's one point where they put a black and yellow tote on the ground and it's just full of bags of pot. Like just >> Okay. Did you see that in there? That tote? >> No. I think >> Could be in that van. That white van. >> It might be in the white van. It cuts out. I don't see it. >> Okay. >> It's got to be in the house. >> Did you want to come inside and tell me what should and should not be there kind of thing and we'll go from there? Okay. Uh these are all your space heaters? >> Yeah. >> I was like uh ALT >> I just find more. >> There's um a few more bags in here, too, with the heat seal. Heat press in that little coffee bar. >> Am I allowed to touch? >> Uh you do whatever you want. I'm not I'm not here to say say no to you. This is your home. >> Well, I don't want That's where I would have put the stairs to it. >> As the search continued, officers uncovered more than they had expected. The amount kept growing and what had started as a suspicious rental was now looking like something far more organized. >> That was a press. Look at the totes. Yeah, these bags need to all This is all pot. I've seen every single one of these bags coming in. >> Even this this one that's tied up? >> I guarantee this is That's not mine. >> This is not yours? >> Nope. >> Okay. Uh that's probably what? 10 lb right there. 10 to 13. Then another five or 10 laying on the floor. >> He's going to call jobs and they're going to get you have >> I'm going to say there's like probably 10 lb in a black trash bag, plus 5 or 10 more sitting on the ground. >> So, let's see. So, this is the first entry. >> He's saying he is not the guy that's been that you've been talking to. He says that somebody else told him what the code was, and that's why he walked in. >> Hm. >> Whether or not >> Cuz I have uh I mean, I have all the messages on Airbnb, also. What's up? Excuse me. So, this box comes and goes multiple times. And he goes out. I think there's a vehicle parked over there, cuz they keep going that way, but I never saw a vehicle. This morning, that car was there. Multiple vehicles. Oh, that's right. He was the DoorDash guy. >> DoorDash, okay. >> He leaves. >> I was like, man, that's a really older guy. >> Yeah. Yeah. What's all that [ __ ] >> With the evidence piling up, the officers moved in and began placing the men under arrest. One by one, they were cuffed and led outside, and the reality of the situation was finally setting in. >> Stay right there. Put your hands behind your back. Step back here. >> Face the garage. >> Everybody else, face the garage. Walk this way. >> Go. >> Put your slide behind you, Grant. >> Yep. >> Go ahead. >> Come on. >> Spread your feet. Spread your feet. Have a seat. 516 now. Walk with me. Walk over here. >> All right, you and you. Come with me. >> Yeah. Walk that way. >> Walk there. >> I'll I'll come back and grab them. You're under arrest. >> Arrest? >> Yes. You're going to jail. That detective is back there. He'll come back and talk to you in a little while. Stand right there in front of my car, okay? >> Okay. >> Stand Stand right there. Stand right there. Okay. All right. Have a seat. We're going to go to the other side. Have a seat. All right. It's not working today. >> In the end, nine suspects were arrested and charged with distribution of illegal substances and conspiracy. Officers recovered more than 30 lb of packaged product, [music] distribution materials, and over $18,000 in cash. Next up, we have the case of an operation that flew under the radar for over a year. But, once investigators finally closed in, they weren't [music] prepared for what they were about to find. >> Police search warrant! >> Get on the ground now. Get on the ground now. >> Wow. >> money counter >> an ecstasy sort of and a number of bags. >> On February 1st, 2023, Queensland Police announced the closure of Operation Tango Balboa, a 14-month investigation targeting a sophisticated network operating across Southeast Queensland. By the time detectives were finished, they had identified more than 25 couriers linked to a central figure. What they uncovered during the final stages would make it one of the biggest busts the region had ever seen. >> POLICE SEARCH WARRANT! POLICE SEARCH WARRANT! POLICE SEARCH WARRANT! DO NOT MOVE. Do not move. >> All right, get in the car. Drop the phone. >> All right, get in the phone now, mate. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground now. I've got a search warrant here to search the address in relation to dangerous drugs. >> Throughout the operation, officers arrested couriers one by one. Each takedown leading them closer to the source, but the biggest discovery was still waiting. Hidden somewhere no one would think to look. >> Hey guys, see? >> Wow. >> We have a >> money counter, >> currency sorter, and a number of bags. >> In the end, Operation Tangled Bow resulted in 29 people charged with over 180 offenses. Investigators seized more than 18 kg of illegal substances, over $556,000 in cash, two firearms, and production equipment. The final raid on February 7th, 2023, uncovered a hidden building in Bushland near Kolo containing 12 kg of product. The network, [music] worth an estimated $50 million, was officially dismantled, marking the end of an operation that had been running for far too long. Moving on to the case where officers walked into a home expecting a routine parole check, but what they uncovered in the basement was an operation hiding in plain sight. >> What is it? A big bag of pills? >> No, so that gun was stolen out of Shannahan. That's the one that was reported stolen. >> What program? You're making it a lot funnier cuz I'm going to jail or something. >> I'm not making it funnier. In your dresser or in your room. >> There was a bunch of medicine bottles up there. I never touched them, looked at them. >> On August 13th, 2024, officers arrived at a home on Raintree Court for a standard compliance check. The man they were there to see, Nicholas, was already on parole for prior offenses, but what they found inside made it clear this was no ordinary visit. >> You waiting for me? >> Yo. >> I'm going to ask you a couple of questions for a hot second. >> Yep. >> What is it? >> A big bag of pills. >> Oh, is there? >> You did all that. >> You. >> I don't know. >> You want to see the pills down here? >> Ooh. All right, let me grab my sergeant. >> These are them These are them Percocet 30s. So we're going to have to And then There's them Percocet them blue M30s. And then And then this is What's to be off track with a vacuum sealer. Oh, that's the sealer. What is that? Is that a credit card reader? We're going to have to interview him. Yeah, there's a safe in his room. He says it's not his. >> Nick, is that your safe up there? >> Uh >> Is that your safe up there? Where is your Where is your room? That's not his. It's not your safe? >> No, I just moved in to that room. >> You want this? >> Uh let me get a picture of it first. What we got? >> So, it says hydrocodone. It's not in his name. It's different than his. >> Okay. >> And then there's pills. There's medication for Kiara. I know she lives down there, but >> Yes, they have a She's got an order of protection against him. I'm pretty sure it's ID. >> I would like to be great if we could find a pill in here to match some of the pills that are in the basement. It's hydrocodone. >> Just give them to me. >> Pills. >> Pills. Pills. >> Just pills. >> Tons of pounds. >> Pounds? >> Oh, wow, man. Yep. Awesome. So, these are the same >> And he scratched off the name on that. >> These are the same pills that are downstairs. These Xanax pills? >> Yep. That's what it looked like to me down there. >> So, if this is like the mother lode, then Good one, man. >> Yeah, this is a lot. >> I just gave you all the pills. >> The officers had just entered the home for what was supposed to be a routine check, but within minutes of searching the basement, they discovered products that had no business being there and equipment that suggested this was far more than someone falling back into bad habits. What they found next would change the entire picture. >> I don't know if that's hers or not. >> It's a Ruger. It's not the one that's missing. Where are they now? >> No. >> I'm thinking like so in his room, he's got a pill bottle that doesn't have his name on it that has them same white bars that are in the basement. >> And we found his middle school diploma in the basement. >> Okay. >> I took a picture of it. >> And with the pills and he's got a bag of I think we take them on it. >> Yeah, I think we And if the It's in his room. >> Right. There is ammo down there. They said that this is not even supposed to be in the house with him. >> No, it's not supposed to be in the house. >> So even if mom has a void card, what's the >> He's got to go. He can't stay here ever again. >> Okay. >> Face comes off and when you turn >> Face comes off. >> There's a screw right here. There's a little screw right here. Look Look like it was Phillips. >> But that pops off that safe. >> It pops off the top and then keys. >> No, so that gun was stolen out of Shanahan. That's the one that was reported stolen by the >> Mhm. >> No, he's >> Right, but the serial numbers are on the frame. Like that's the gun part that's regulated. >> Yeah. >> Buy the polymer blanks. So this is the slide. >> Take the slide off the frame. >> Right, but there's the suspect of the stolen item. It was left in this house. >> Yeah. >> So I want I want to know where the slide is for that. But I don't want to bring up that to mom yet. >> The basement had already revealed more than anyone expected. Now the officer's attention turned to a firearm they discovered inside the house. They needed answers about who it belonged to, so they turned to the one person who might know, the suspect's mother. >> All right, mom, we want to talk to you again. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Hey Kimberly, sorry sorry to keep bugging you. Um I know you told me before you're not supposed to have guns in the house. Um so who's who's Ruger is in the in your bedroom closet? There's a Ruger 9 mm in there in a bag. But we're not supposed to have those in the house, right? Let me uh I'm going to give you the phone back. So the the other gun she says is her ex-boyfriend's who gave it to her and moved out and she forgot it was here. That she described She's like, "Oh, black bag that says pink on it." So if you have She's like, "That's my ex-boyfriend's." Keeps it He keeps his gun in a Victoria's Secret pink bag. >> [laughter] >> Look, I'm not playing You're going to jail. >> You would have been mad. You're going to jail. >> Is that a >> I got a warrant on me. >> And you're going to issue a no bond warrant as for parole violation. So we can deal with that. You can play difficult >> got a car now. >> Or or or you can just go along with the program. And >> What program? You're making it like funny cuz I was going to jail or something. >> I'm not making it funny. >> You did You just You did You did You just say you're going to jail. You have no bond. What's funny about it? Why am I being difficult? >> I'm not making a joke. >> I'm not making a joke. >> The mother had just given her answers about the gun. Now the evidence was piling up and Nicholas wasn't handling it well. As the reality of the situation set in, his frustration was becoming harder to hide. >> Did I just read the rights out to you? Did I just read the rights to >> You don't understand. You can You can ask for an attorney, but He's just asking if you understand your rights. >> Show me the rights. >> Listen, man. Nobody here thinks that you're a bad dude. >> Yeah, obviously he does. >> He thinks it's funny. >> He's frustrated, man, because we've been playing games since we've been here, okay? But there are some things that you're going to have to answer to. That's all it is right now. >> Like we don't we don't take things personal, but we have a job to do. All right? >> You guys don't >> Huh? >> You guys don't >> I don't what? >> You guys don't >> Have a to do? >> No, you guys don't take things personally. >> Oh, no, I don't. >> Everybody that has a badge isn't like you guys and you ain't like >> That's like I said, man. I've been decent with you. Talking to both of you guys. You know, I I know. So, I'm just Hey, Nick. I'm Did you understand what he read to you though? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You know, if you don't want to talk to us, by all means, Nick, just request a lawyer and don't answer any questions. That's fine. But >> But if you do want to talk to us, let me know. >> I don't see >> And it'll be me. >> I don't see it. I don't I don't even see why does he have my phone going through it, too. Like, my phone like to IDOC. I didn't even give them consent. They They told me that I had They They made me give it to them. >> Okay, well, I'll have to talk to I'll talk to them, okay? >> see freely He still has my phone just freely going through it. >> Okay, I'll talk to him about it. >> want to have my phone. Like, can you guys go get it? Like, >> Yeah. >> It's my property. I never gave consent for it. You're saying on the camera I gave consent for you guys to have >> Did you give consent? >> He gave consent to >> IDOC. >> I gave them the password. I never told them that they they can go through my phone. >> Okay, but based off of your report >> Like, I never get He still has my phone now. Like, I want you guys to go get it. Like, he just walked off with it. Like, he could be putting something on my phone. >> So, everything He's not Everything Everything we do is on camera, man. >> But he's not on camera with my phone right now. >> Yeah, he's got one on him. So, like I said, man, if you want to talk to us, you can pick who you want to talk to. If you want to talk to me, you talk to me. You want to talk to that dude, you talk to that dude. >> Nicholas had just tried to explain everything away, insisting the items weren't his and were left behind by someone else. But the officers had already seen enough, and what they told him next made it clear where this was headed. >> it we would like to be in charge of? >> Right now, uh, possession of controlled substance. >> With the search complete and the evidence collected, the officers prepared to take Nicholas into custody. They made sure the household knew what was happening, and the case was about to move from the basement to the station. >> All right, I'm going. >> I love you. Call me. >> All right, so, starting starting in the basement. Flores got everything in that room you got. Is Ranchers. Paperwork. >> Okay, I have the mag that goes to that gun. >> Okay. And I've got I got 40 cal ammo in the living room in this dresser. This is thing here and a box of bullets in the this bedroom. >> Okay. And I think so somebody said they had the box of or the ammo that was in the basement. Did that stay there? >> No, floors are bare. >> Okay. I put the other gun Okay. The other gun I put back in the closet in the bag. So. All right, I'm going to tell grandma that we're leaving. I think she's out there. Okay. So, grandma, you're in charge of the house right now while mom's gone, right? Okay. So, we're done. We're leaving. He's going to go to Grundy County Sheriff's Office with us. >> Okay. Okay. >> Any questions for me? >> Nope. >> No? Okay. Do you have any questions for me? >> I don't know how soon I'm going to hear from him. >> Uh a couple hours he'll be able to make phone call. >> Yeah, he said he >> Is you Are you on the phone mom with Kim? Does Kim have any questions for me? >> Yes. Mom, do you have any questions for them? She said no. >> No? Okay. All right. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> In the end, Nicholas was charged with multiple counts of possession of illegal [music] substances with intent to distribute. The Illinois Department of Corrections issued a no bond parole violation warrant, meaning he would stay in custody until the warrant was resolved. He had been out of prison for roughly 4 months. What officers found that afternoon was enough to send him straight back. Next up, we have the case of a neighborhood grocery store that looked ordinary from the outside. But what investigators uncovered behind the counter was an operation worth far more than the items on the shelves. >> We have a search warrant for this business. >> What? >> You don't have your gun on you? No gun? >> We have guns. >> When I read you these rights, did you understand them? >> I need to call my wife. Give me your phone. >> Promise, no one's going to hurt you. First time? >> On February 26th, 2025, officers in Waukegan, Illinois executed a search warrant at a small market that had been under surveillance for weeks. What detectives had already confirmed through undercover operations was about to turn this routine warrant into something much bigger. >> Please, sir. I'll be back. What's up, brother? How you doing? Long time no see. >> Yeah. How you doing? >> Everything good? >> Yeah, yeah. >> Nothing new? Nothing new? >> Nothing. >> No? How's the neighborhood treating you? >> It's not bad. >> Yeah, nothing too crazy? >> Yeah. >> That's what's up. >> I want to go to the kitchen here. >> What you got in the kitchen? >> Hey, officer. >> Hey. >> What's your name? >> Ala. >> Okay, Ala. I want to show you, okay? >> We have a search warrant for this business, okay? So, >> I need to see the search warrant. >> Why? Search warrant, search warrant. We'll explain everything to you, okay? >> Explain everything slowly, okay? >> Why? Relax Relax your arm. Relax your arm. >> Why? >> Cuz you need you need another handcuff? >> He's good. He's good. He's good. >> Please, I I am going to get stabbed here. My hand. My hand. My hand fast. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> Why? >> You're okay. >> We'll explain everything, okay? >> Why? Why? >> Come on, let's let's sit him down. >> All right. >> We're going to sit you down. We're going to lock this handcuff, okay? >> You're okay. I'm going to call you Mike or Ala? You're okay. Have a seat. Buddy, you're fine. You're fine. Yeah, you're okay. >> It means remove this one. I am I am a staff. Please remove this one. >> You're okay. Ala, take a deep breath. You're okay. >> Hand Hand fast. Let's sit. >> We got you. Hey. You don't have nothing on you that's going to hurt me? Nothing to hurt me? No? Okay. You're okay. Let me just check. Let me just check. >> When officers detained the store owner, 35-year-old Ala, he immediately claimed he couldn't understand English and asked for his wife to translate. But, the officers had seen this before, and what they needed from him wasn't going to get lost in any language. >> You don't have your gun on you? >> I have a gun. >> No gun? >> We have a gun. >> Yeah, yeah. You don't have it on you, right? >> No, no, here. >> Okay. What's this? ID? Can I grab it? Okay. Cool. Just sit down. Have a seat. Sit down. Take a deep breath. We're going to explain everything to you. Just sit down. Allah. Sit down, please. Thank you. >> You can't move this one. >> I will. We'll explain everything to you. >> You're okay. No one's going to hurt you. I promise. Listen. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and may be used against you in a court of law. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before questioning or anytime during questioning if you so desire. Do you understand? >> No. >> You don't understand? >> speak English so much. >> Okay. You speak Arabic? Arabic? >> I can't call my wife to speak for me. >> We'll uh we'll find an interpreter for you, okay? For now, but you understand I want you to sit down, have a seat. You'll be okay. >> Nothing I'm doing is nothing. >> Okay, but we need to We're going to go outside. Allah, brother. Listen. You're going to be okay. All right? You're going to be okay. >> This one is the finished thing. >> Okay. You need to walk. Okay. You'll be fine. Let's go outside. Everything's going to be okay. All right? Come on. You're okay. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good here. I'm good here. >> can't You can't stay in here, okay? Where's the Where's the gun at? >> There. We have license. >> Do you have it on the car? I understand. I just want to make sure you don't have it on you. >> Yeah, we have license. >> Okay. Hey, right now, we're going to walk outside, okay? >> Yeah. >> So, you're not in here. >> No, no, I'm good here. I'm good here. >> No, you can't stay here, Allah. >> You need to walk out. >> Okay? Let's go. Thank you. >> No, the people will see me now here. >> I I understand. No one's there. No one's going to see you. Let's go this way. You go this way. This way. Hey, Allah. No one's going to see you. Come on. No one's going to see you. You're okay. Straight that way. Right here. >> No, no, I don't I need to walk watch. there. >> You got to go inside. >> I'm just scared. I'm just scared. Back up. >> Listen, you're okay. I'm going to get you Hey, Ala. You have to cooperate. Right there. You'll be fine. I don't want people to see you. The longer you stay here, the more people are going to see you. You understand? >> That's your watch. >> Okay? Let's go. Come on. You're okay. >> What's the problem? >> We got a search warrant. We'll explain everything to you, okay? We're looking for Arabic speaker since you don't understand English too well. You're okay. You're okay. You're okay. >> No, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. >> You're good? >> Please, listen. >> All right. >> Listen. >> What's up? You got >> I am we have a lot of medical background the doctor. I the medicine. >> You're okay. But listen, when I when I read you these rights, did you understand them? >> I need I need call my wife. Give me the >> We will You will let you We'll let you make a phone call. >> Aliyah had just insisted he couldn't speak English well enough to understand what was happening. An Arabic interpreter was brought in over the phone, and now the officers had questions about the store's recording system that were about to get complicated. >> noise >> Hi, sir. Uh this is Aliyah >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Yes, hi. >> Hi. So, I currently have him in custody. I have to read him his Miranda rights, okay? So, I'm going to read them, and if you can just translate them for me, okay? >> Uh okay, let me let me interpret that to him. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You understand? >> Okay, yes, sir. >> Okay. Translate him about >> Yeah. Does he understand his rights? >> Yes. >> Yes? Okay. Um So, we're requesting access to his DVR system, the recording device. Um if you can give us the password. Okay. Does he have a phone number for them? >> I will talk to them now. >> Ask him ask him if he can give us the phone number cuz we have to talk to him. We have to talk to them. Okay. What's What's the name of this person? Who has his cell phone? Okay. Um what else we ask him about? >> He understands his rights? >> Yes. >> Ask him if we can have consent to search his vehicle. >> Could you ask him if we could have consent to search his vehicle? I I think that should be it. >> As investigators continued through the store, they discovered large quantities of illegal products hidden behind the counter and in a back room along with scales, empty packaging bags, and a significant amount of cash. The store had been operating as more than just a grocery and the questions about the cameras were about to become even more important. >> So, we're conducting an investigation. But when I we get back to the station, we'll talk about it. >> I go to station now? >> In a little bit. >> Why? >> Who has access to the camera system? >> You need the camera system? >> Mhm. >> Why for me? >> Yeah, we have a search warrant for it. >> I need I need to talk to my friend. I I don't know about that. The new owner. >> Mhm. >> They changed the password. I don't know. >> You changed it or he changed it? >> My friend changed changed me. I don't know how that changed. My friend they helped me that change. >> When did they change it? Two months or months? Anything else inside the store? >> No, only >> Only Is it the DVD? >> Yes, yeah. We have We have an invoice. >> But you don't have >> No, we have the invoice. >> Okay. No dogs in the store? >> No, no dogs. >> Okay. The The basement is yours, too? >> No, you use the basement. >> You use the basement? >> No, only the bathroom. >> Oh, there's a bathroom down there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Easy nothing. >> I'm going to I'm going to try. I'm going to try my hardest, okay? When we get back to the station, we just have to talk, okay? >> The interpreter had made sure Aliya understood his rights and the officers had asked about the cameras and passwords. Meanwhile, the search of the store was already turning up items that told a story of their own and what they found next would only add to it. >> What's your friend's name? >> Yes, he is. >> Yes, he is? >> Yeah. >> You've never been in trouble before? >> Probably not in America. >> Trouble? Arrest? >> No, the first time. >> First time? >> Yeah. >> So, no criminal record? >> No, no. >> Nothing, nothing? Okay. The gun is yours? >> Yeah. >> What kind of gun is it? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. Okay. >> There's a gun there. >> You got a safe in the store? Oh, there is? There's a safe in the back. >> Yeah. >> What's the combination? >> The password. >> Yeah. >> It's in the phone. >> In the phone? It's in it. It's in his phone. >> Yeah, give me the >> Is you said bring it here? Which one is it? This one? >> No, another. >> The other one? Or this? >> Code. >> Okay, okay. >> What is it? >> It's >> You got You got to tell me. >> Yeah. >> Three. >> Three? >> Nine. >> Nine? >> Eight. >> Eight? >> Nine. >> Nine? >> Okay. That's it. >> Okay. >> Take the message. >> Message? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> It's down. >> Down? >> Down, down. Down. Yeah, yeah. Five. >> Is 5493? >> Yeah. >> 5493. >> 5493. >> Yeah. And then So, if you want to write that down. And then the Who has a the the password for the DVR? >> I don't know. >> For the recording device. >> I need to call my friend. >> Yeah, what's the phone number? In here? Contacts? >> I have another phone number. >> Other phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Uh down this one. >> Which one? >> Uh this one, yeah. >> This one? >> No, down. >> Right down this >> down. >> Okay, this one? >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. And uh what's the name? >> Sohaib. >> Sohaib? >> Yeah. >> I don't know how you're going to spell that. >> Sohaib. >> S W A H B? >> Sohaib. >> Sohaib. Okay, here you go. All right, thank you. >> The search had already revealed products that didn't belong on grocery shelves along with scales and packaging materials. Now the questions turned to something else Alia insisted was harmless, but the officers had reason to believe otherwise. >> Oh, the code worked. >> Yeah, yeah, I think so. >> Yeah, yeah. So they didn't break it. >> The police no kick me. >> Hm? >> The police no kick me. >> No. >> And the station too, no? >> Promise nothing. I promised no hurt. >> Yeah. >> Promise. No one's going to hurt you. >> First time here. >> First time? >> Yeah. >> Last time, too, right? First last time, no more. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Done? >> Yeah. >> Smoke? Kick me? No. >> No person on each side. Make sure you have >> I'll take this side. >> Somebody wears a firearm, want to be on his side. >> In the end, Alia was taken into custody and charged with armed violence, [music] possession of illegal substances with intent to distribute, and multiple related offenses. Moving on to the case where a trooper made a late-night stop, and by the time the search was over, the value of what they uncovered was close to two million dollars. >> One of two things is going on here. She's either lying about the moving stuff, and this is not her stuff, or she's doing something else that she shouldn't be doing. >> Open my baby. >> What is it? >> Kilos, bro. >> Where is this going? >> Uh SP1742. >> New York? >> New York? >> Location. >> New York City? >> On March 22nd, 2024, an Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper spotted a truck with out-of-state plates moving down the road without its headlights on. What seemed like a minor traffic stop quickly [music] turned tense as the Trooper approached the driver, Andrea Celaya Rodriguez. >> How are you? >> How you doing today? >> Uh not too bad. I'm going to pick up this penny that's out of your door, okay? Is this your truck? >> No, it's a rental. >> A rental? Did you rent it? >> Yes. >> Okay, do you have the rental agreement and your license? That was out, so down there. I didn't want that to blow out. >> No problem. >> All right, can you do me a favor? Can you turn your headlights on? >> Yes. >> Also, be careful with how close you're getting to some of those other cars, okay? You got in behind that semi. You weren't speeding or anything, so just go around him or back off of him. I don't want you to crash or anything, okay? Arizona? >> Yes. >> Where are you coming from? >> From Arizona. >> Coming from Arizona? Okay. Where did you rent this at? >> Uh Tucson, Arizona. >> In Tucson? Where are you headed to? >> To here, to Harrisburg. >> Harrisburg? >> Yes. >> Pennsylvania? >> Yes, Pennsylvania. >> Okay. All right, what takes you over there? >> Because I'm going to move over there. >> You're moving? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you doing this for a company? >> A company? >> Yeah. >> No, it's cuz I used to move things at other times, so that's why. >> Okay. So, where are you um taking the truck to? >> To um it's going to come back. >> To Arizona? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right, so you rented this and you're moving your stuff to Harrisburg? >> Yeah, just a little stuff in there. I'm going to pick another one, so >> Okay. When did you rent this? >> It was on Wednesday. >> Wednesday? This Wednesday? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right, have you had any tickets or anything else? >> No, nothing. >> Okay. So, do you work for a moving company? >> No, I used to work. Yeah, but I I don't work now. >> You don't do that anymore cuz it looks like you rented it under this Andrea >> Yeah, that's was my company. >> Okay. So, this isn't your company? >> No, no. >> What's in here right now? >> It's just some sofas and my luggage. Just that. >> Sofas and luggage? Okay. And it belongs to you? >> Yes. >> Andrea's explanation quickly began to unravel. She insisted the items inside were hers, yet stumbled when asked why the rental truck was due back in Arizona. The inconsistencies and odd details raised red flags and suspicion of the officers only grew stronger. >> Why are you going to drive the truck all the way back? >> Because like I say, because I'm coming to move over here and then I'll go back and then bring another stuff. >> Okay. All right. Bear with me. Let me do some checking on some things, but that's why I have you stopped, okay? >> Yeah. >> Be careful. You Have you had any breaks or anything? When did you leave Tucson? >> I just leave on Wednesday. >> Wednesday? So, you you've been driving hard and you're here already. Where have you been sleeping at? >> At the hotel. >> Oh, you slept at the hotel? >> I don't know. >> Okay. How many nights? >> It's two nights. >> You spent two nights in a hotel? >> Yeah. No, one night like I I came on Wednesday. I slept in the hotel and then yesterday I slept in the hotel and >> Okay. All right. Well, bear with me for 1 second. I'm going to check some things out and I'll be back with you, okay? >> All right. >> One of two things is going on here. She's either lying about the moving stuff and this is not her stuff or she's doing something else that she shouldn't be doing. That's really the only legit the reason for this. I mean, this is a $1,100 God, I don't know what to say. It has to be back in Tucson in four days. I'll shag a wagon if you keep pulling her over. She'd do a better job of driving and I wouldn't have to stop her. I I told her, I'm like, "Listen, if you're moving stuff for somebody else, I don't have an issue with that. I'm not here to do anything about it. I'm not DOT." She wouldn't come off of it. So >> I can hear her from here. >> She's still up there. So >> Say what? >> Uh she's by herself. Coming from Tucson, going to Harrisburg. So, she nervous? >> Smell that. It's like Downey or something. >> That's what I said. It's like a softener, fabric softener or something. >> Oh, man. If my wife >> Huh? >> If I come home smelling like that, my wife will >> Officers prepared the canine unit to check on the cargo area, and what they uncovered next would leave everyone stunned. >> Hey, Jacob. Jacob, hey, what is it? Check. Good girl. Come on. Good job. Good job. >> [cheering] >> Hello. Ma'am, you can come on back. Okay. No weapons on you? >> No, no, no. >> I'm just going to have you put your hands on top of your head. I'm just going to pat you down with the back of my hand, okay? Face the car. Okay, come on back here. Where's the key to the lock? >> It's in the >> Is everything in that truck belong to you? >> Okay. Just have you have a seat there, okay? >> Good dog, yeah. Oh. Big old lump. Good girl. Good girl. Good girl, my buddy. >> What is it? >> Kilos, bro. >> No, it's not. >> Yeah, it's a duffel bag. Holy My God. >> Woo! >> Who's driving? >> lot of dope. >> That's a lot of dope, baby. That's a lot of dope. >> Officers uncovered over 100 lb of narcotics with an estimated street value of 1.7 million dollars. With her plan exposed, Andrea quickly broke down and confessed, but the bust was only the beginning. >> You already know? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is this something you were going to deliver? >> Yes, yes. >> All right, turn around. All right, here. We'll do it on the front. All right. Where is this going? >> SP 1742. >> New York? >> Yes. >> New York City? >> Yes. >> And you want to deliver it? >> I was going to do it because I was they were going to pay me. >> Okay. But you don't want to move this to New York. >> No. >> For us. >> This is to help you as well. It's not just us. >> [cheering] >> I don't know what to think. >> Think about it. You got some time, okay? >> Go ahead and have a seat over there. >> Super Bowl, baby. That's Super Bowl. Did you see it? Hey, where's the key? All right. What we're going to do is we're going to drive this back to our post. It's at the next exit, and we'll talk in there, okay? You good? >> Yeah. >> It's going to New York. >> There's two big bags in there. >> Yeah, it is huge. >> Think about what we're offering you. This is part of your life, too, okay? >> I have kids. I have husband, so they don't know nothing. >> I know, but somebody's going to be very mad. >> That my husband is going to get mad with me. >> I'm talking about when you lose what's in there. >> I know. >> You're not going to be happy. >> Where does your family even think you're at right now? >> They think I was working. They didn't know nothing. I just said I was going to make a delivery like to put furniture for another person, and my husband said, "Oh, yeah, it's fine." >> Okay. So, what we're actually offering is for you to deliver that to New York, and we arrest them. It helps you because the presumption right here for you is to go to prison. Okay. We work out here in the middle of nowhere. They don't like that stuff coming through here. Okay. So, think about it because if you're willing to take it to New York, bring in the DEA, which me and him both work for the DEA as well, besides the fact that we're state troopers. And that in turn, that cooperation helps you with sentence. Okay? So, think about that. Any questions for me so far? >> No, I'm okay. >> Okay. >> The officers pressed Andrea hard, emphasizing the chance to expose bigger players in the narcotics trade. The pressure mounted on her with every passing minute. >> No, you were after a different one. >> Does that other bag belong to you? >> Uh >> All right. >> You think this was left there intentionally? >> I guarantee you the dimness is set down. >> Take a picture, cuz this this was shoved down in here. >> I think this is just props. This is props, but let's still rip it open. >> All right. >> All right, Andrea. >> You're driving or >> You're driving this. >> Feels good, baby. Just like that. >> Just like that. >> Can you hear me? >> Yeah, I can hear you. >> Can I just ask a question? >> Yeah. >> When we get there to your office, can I call my husband and tell him what I stopped for and tell my kids that I don't know what happened? >> I'll tell you this, if even if you choose not to cooperate, I understand and we can't make you do anything that you don't want to do. I'll absolutely let you call your husband. But, until we decide the game plan, nobody can know that you got stopped. >> Okay. >> We do that to protect us and you. You have a lot of big life decisions to make about the next 20 minutes. Is that something that you would potentially be interested in about doing the delivery? >> I don't know. I just got >> Did you tell anybody you were getting stopped? >> No, nobody. >> What they typically do is just tell you a city that you're going to. >> Yeah, they tell me a city and just go and they say, "Oh, we're going to call you when you're getting there." >> Do you know that they're tracking you? >> I did not even know. >> Yeah, they're tracking you. What do you do for work? >> I don't work. >> Okay, what's your husband do? >> He's a plumber. >> How many kids do you guys have? >> Four, two girls and two boys. >> Ma'am, I'm I'm I know you know what my job is and what we do, but at the same time like I understand what people will do for their kids. >> Yeah. >> I get it. Give me a minute, okay? >> No problem. >> Nice. >> I'll take you inside, okay? Ma'am, I'm not pressuring you. I just do this for the delivery, but we do this a lot. We're good at it. They're going to be really mad, okay? Just go back to you got caught, all right? We like to arrest the bigger players on the scent. We like to get the other players on that. We can only do that with your help. We can only do so much, okay? This is not your first time you've been involved in this. We're also very good at doing our homework on people, okay? Were they paying you by the brick? Do you know how many you had? >> I know I had a 15. >> The risk versus reward, I mean I'll be honest $50,000 is an incredible amount of money, but what you're risking is also an incredible amount to lose, okay? >> Andrea Celaya Rodriguez was arrested and charged with trafficking and possession of illegal substances. Next up, we have the case where an officer pulled over a driver for a minor violation and what he found hidden inside the vehicle was worth far more than anyone expected. >> Anything illegal in the car? >> Nothing. >> Hey, go hook him. Go hook him. Go. >> Yeah, I got at least 4 kilos. >> On March 7th, 2023, officers in Paw Paw Township, Michigan conducted a morning traffic stop after spotting a vehicle with improper lane use and a cracked windshield. The driver, Brajan Martinez Garcia, appeared calm at first as the officer began her questioning, but it was only a front that would disappear soon. >> Hello, good morning. How are you today? >> Good morning. >> Good. Trooper House with the State Police. Can I see your driver's license? >> Yes. Uh it's in my back pocket. >> Okay, yeah, grab that for me. Do you have the registration and insurance as well? Yeah, that looks like it. All right, what I'll have you do, sir, is I'll have you just step out with me, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. All right, you got nothing on you? Okay. I'll have you go sit right in the front seat, okay? >> All right. >> You hold so I can talk. No, no, no, no. I can't hear out here. >> Okay. >> Sorry, you're not You're not under arrest or in trouble. I just I can't hear out there. All right, the reason I pulled you over, you crossed over that center line two or three times since I've been behind you, and then that frame around your license plate, you see that black frame? >> Okay. >> Can't have that cuz it obstructs the plate, okay? >> Okay. I pick up in my wife and my and my daughter and my kids. >> Okay. >> And then uh okay, it's >> Where are they at? >> Where are they at? >> You said you're picking up your wife and kids? >> Yes. >> Okay, from where? >> Uh Fresno, California. >> Okay, I don't know the address. >> Uh I don't know the name of the city. >> Okay, uh por qué? >> Um my wife coming for the the um visit the family. >> Okay. >> And uh visit the family and you know >> You don't have an address? >> I have the >> Where you're going? >> Yeah, I have the address. >> Okay. Uh how long are you staying in Michigan? >> Just to to drop them off. >> Okay. Um anything illegal in the car? >> Nothing. >> As the interview progressed, suspicion mounted. Martinez Garcia's story showed clear inconsistencies, and his nervous behavior caught the officer's attention. They began preparing for a full vehicle search, which would soon turn into a historic bust. >> Is this your vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It's It's name is in my mom. >> Okay, your mom's vehicle. Okay. Do you drive it though? Is Are you normally the one that drives it? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have any bags or luggage with you? >> Mm in back. >> In the back in the back seat or the trunk? >> In the back seat. No, in the trunk. >> In the trunk, okay. Anything in the vehicle that's not yours, that doesn't belong to you, any bags, luggage, anything like that? >> Probably not. >> Okay, so there's not like any Nobody else put anything in the vehicle or anything? >> No. >> It's not all your stuff in the vehicle? >> No, it's not. >> All right, go on, hop out for me. Going to pat him down real quick. Okay, you can go walk right in front of your car, okay? You want to come out in front and go stand just a little ways up, okay? HOLD ON. IS THIS THE PHONE WITH DIRECTIONS? DO YOU have the directions to where you're going in the phone? Can you show me? >> Yeah, um >> Okay. >> It's in the other one. >> Oh, it's in your OTHER PHONE? OKAY. OKAY. ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU. OOH, IT'S A LITTLE CHILLY. HEY, GO HUG HIM. Go hug him. Go. All right, man, come here. Yeah. All right, we're done. Let's take him to the front of the car. You throw it in my car when you're done? Yeah, I got at least 4 kilos. >> The search uncovered an astonishing stash, at least 4 kilos hidden in the vehicle, making it the largest narcotics bust in state history. With the evidence secured, officers moved on to thoroughly question Martinez Garcia. >> So, what is it? So, what is it in that bag? >> It was in the No, they're supposed to be in here and they're like smelling. They're trying to smell. No. I doubt it. You got to go pee, man? >> Yeah. Relax. Long day, huh? >> What's that? >> Long day. >> We just got here. Did my partner read you your Miranda rights? >> No, what what? >> Did my partner read you your Miranda rights? >> The partner? >> The the girl? >> The girl? >> Yeah. She read you your rights? >> Yeah, and she has my she has my ID. >> Okay. >> I can't help. >> Yeah. Stand up. >> I'm doing everything. >> Tell me about these. >> My pictures? >> Mhm. >> Um that's my wife. And my wife They are worth the the burn my my my daughter. >> Mhm. >> I work there. This one. That is the that is my cousin. >> Same? >> This this is >> Mhm. >> This is for my for my um my brother, my big brother. And that one is for the loyalty uh friends. That is for the loyalty friends. That is the St. Judas. >> Mhm. >> That I am is for the my my mom. My daughter 4 years old and >> [music] >> my son 2 years old. >> Okay. They need you, right? >> Yeah. >> Are you and mom together? Yeah. Where do you live? >> I'm from >> Where at? >> Mom working and me and mechanic diesel. >> You're Are you still a mechanic? >> Yes. >> Where at in California? >> Fresno. >> Fresno. >> Yes. My first time, you know. >> Your first time doing this? >> Yeah. When I just meet them I need money and oh, no problem. And one one um buy it and you know, see me nothing. You just drive. Okay, no problem. I'm paying money and I need money for the machine. You know? My mommy is sick. >> Your mom is sick? >> Yes. >> Martinez Garcia was charged with felony possession of over a thousand grams of fentanyl with intent to deliver, and bail was set at half a million dollars.